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5 Questions With Matt Diamond

1. What benefits have you found in running a family-owned business? The best thing is I get to work side by side every day with my wife. It also means something when your name is on the business. I grew up in my dad’s shop, Diamond Auto Electric, and learned from him what it meant to take smart risks and stand behind our name. As a small business, reputation is everything. Ou...


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NYC’s I’m donut ? Puts Signature Flair on Show

Just off New York City’s Times Square, across from the Lyceum Theatre and down the street from the Museum of Broadway, Japanese doughnuts have become part of the show. Pastry “performances” can be found daily at I’m donut ? (the name styled just so), located at 154 West 45th St. I’m donut ? sets itself apart with its airy, creative, handcrafted doughnuts ($4 to $13 apiece), a...


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Smart Buying Tips for Heavy-Duty Planetary Mixers

Whether for mixing doughs, blending batters or whipping cream, heavy-duty planetary mixers are versatile all-stars. “Heavy-duty planetary mixers are commercial workhorses designed for continuous, high-load production, not occasional batch prep,” says one manufacturer. “These mixers are built to run all day in demanding environments like bakeries, commissaries and high-volume ...


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Teaming Up: How to Strengthen Dealer-Operator Relationships

The original menu for Los Angeles-born Dave’s Hot Chicken focused on its namesake chicken tenders, sliders and sides. But it wasn’t long before this rapidly growing QSR realized a sweet treat was a perfect combination with the spicy chicken, and it introduced shakes and slushers to the menu. The additions meant installing shake and slusher machines at 300 existing units. “Wor...


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Consultants Highlight Catering Equipment Trends

Catering continues to be a profit center for many operators. Here, three foodservice consultants—David B. Hammersley of TBCI Design in St. Petersburg, Fla.; Ryan Rongo of Chicago-based S2O Consultants; and Matthew Anderson of Rippe Associates in Minneapolis-St. Paul—share the latest in equipment they’re recommending for their catering clients. Rongo often works with sports te...


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